Assembly module, assembly apparatus, and method of operating the assembly module

ABSTRACT

An assembly module, an assembly apparatus, and a method of operating the assembly module are introduced. The assembly module includes a first assembly die, a second assembly die and at least one engagement die. The first assembly die has a plurality of first fitting portions. The second assembly die has a plurality of second fitting portions and corresponds in position to the first assembly die. The engagement die is removably disposed at a related point of at least one first fitting portion, at a related point of at least one second fitting portion or at related points of at least one first fitting portion and at least one second fitting portion. Therefore, the assembly module is effective in fitting a component and an assembly target together, easy to operate, and conducive to quick assembly.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This non-provisional application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119(a) on Patent Application No(s). 108146528 filed in Taiwan, R.O.C. onDec. 18, 2019 and Patent Application No(s). 109105011 filed in Taiwan,R.O.C. on Feb. 17, 2020, the entire contents of which are herebyincorporated by reference.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present disclosure relates to provides assembly modules, assemblyapparatuses and assembly module operating methods, and in particular toan assembly module, an assembly apparatus, and a method of operating theassembly module, adapted to fit a component and an assembly targettogether, easy to operate, and conducive to quick assembly.

2. Description of the Related Art

Conventional assembly modules require multiple assembly apparatuses andprocesses according to parts and components to be put together to thedetriment of ease of operation and assembly speed.

Therefore, it is important to provide an assembly module, an assemblyapparatus, and a method of operating the assembly module, adapted to fita component and an assembly target together, easy to operate, andconducive to quick assembly.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An objective of the present disclosure is to provide an assembly module,an assembly apparatus, and a method of operating the assembly module,adapted to fit a component and an assembly target together, easy tooperate, and conducive to quick assembly.

To achieve at least the above objective, the present disclosure providesan assembly module, comprising a first assembly die, a second assemblydie and at least one engagement die. The first assembly die has aplurality of first fitting portions. The second assembly die has aplurality of second fitting portions and corresponds in position to thefirst assembly die. The engagement die is removably disposed at arelated point of at least one first fitting portion, at a related pointof at least one said second fitting portion or at related points of atleast one first fitting portion and at least one said second fittingportion.

The present disclosure further provides an assembly module, comprising:a first assembly die and at least one engagement die, or a secondassembly die and at least one engagement die. The first assembly die hasa plurality of first fitting portions. Alternatively, the secondassembly die has a plurality of second fitting portions. The engagementdie is removably disposed at at least one first fitting portion or at atleast one said second fitting portion.

In the assembly module, the engagement die switches from the firstfitting portions to the second fitting portions and vice versa accordingto at least one component or at least one assembly target to be fittedin place.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions and the secondfitting portions are arranged in matrix or located at positions definedby encoding and code arrangement.

In the assembly module, each said engagement die of the at least onesaid first fitting portion and the at least one said second fittingportion has an assembly target, the assembly target having an assembledportion for fitting to a component, the component having a filler space,wherein each said engagement die presses against the component, andmaterial of the assembled portion enters or flows into the filler space.

In the assembly module, each said engagement die of the at least onesaid first fitting portion and the at least one said second fittingportion has an assembly target, the assembly target having an assembledportion for fitting to a component, the component having an expandedconnection portion, wherein each said engagement die presses against theexpanded connection portion of the component, and the expandedconnection portion is expandedly connected to the assembled portion.

In the assembly module, the engagement dies each have one or morejoining portions disposed at one or more first fitting portions orsecond fitting portions to meet the need for the room or positionrequired to fit at least one component or at least one assembly targetin place or fit at least one component to at least one assembly target.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions or the second fittingportions are holes, slots, bumps, dents, steps, slopes, arcuatesurfaces, curved surfaces, planes, clasps or threads.

In the assembly module, the engagement die has joining portions fittedto the first fitting portions or the second fitting portions, and thejoining portions are holes, slots, bumps, dents, steps, slopes, arcuatesurfaces, curved surfaces, planes, clasps or threads.

In the assembly module, at least one component, at least one assemblytarget, and the at least one component fitted to the at least oneassembly target have different editing modes whose execution requiresmounting different engagement dies on the first fitting portions and thesecond fitting portions, respectively.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions, the second fittingportions and the engagement dies are fitted together by locking,engagement, riveting, magnetic attraction or welding or are integrallyformed.

In the assembly module, the first engagement die is fitted to the firsttarget assembly position, and the second engagement die is fitted to thesecond target assembly position.

In the assembly module, the engagement dies each have one or morejoining portions which are engaged with the first fitting portions andthe second fitting portions by locking, engagement, riveting, magneticattraction, or welding or are integrally formed therewith.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions or the second fittingportions are arranged in matrix, and the first fitting portions arespaced apart from the second fitting portions by identical distances ordifferent distances, respectively.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions and the secondfitting portions are managed by code, or the engagement die is managedby code.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions and the secondfitting portions are managed by code, or the engagement die has one ormore joining portions managed by code, or the engagement die is managedby code.

In the assembly module, different engagement or arrangement engagementbetween the first fitting portions and the second fitting portions orthe engagement dies can bring different fitting-applicable heights,rooms, positions and/or force distribution engagement.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die, the second assembly die,the first fitting portions, the second fitting portions, the engagementdies or joining portions of the engagement dies are manufactured bymilling machines, lathes, CNC processing, die injection, forging or dieprocessing.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die, the second assembly die,the first fitting portions, the second fitting portions, the engagementdie and/or a joining portion of the engagement die are threads, columns,cones, dents, bumps, planes, slopes, steps, curved surfaces or arcuatesurfaces.

In the assembly module, under invariable or variable conditions, thefirst fitting portions of the first assembly dies and the second fittingportions of the second assembly die operate in conjunction with at leastone engagement die which is selected or designed according to at leastone different or identical component, at least one different oridentical assembly target or at least one different or identicalcomponent fitted to at least one different or identical assembly target.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die, the second assembly die,the first fitting portions, the second fitting portions, wherein theengagement dies or joining portions of the engagement dies are automatedfitting devices, compressing devices and/or screwing devices.

In the assembly module, the engagement die fits at least one componentin place, and the component is a clasp, wherein the component has a heador body capable of movable connection, and the head has a clasp.

In the assembly module, the clasp is a column, thread, outward clasp orinward clasp.

The assembly module further comprises a resilient component which hasone end abutting against the head and the other end abutting against thebody.

In the assembly module, the component has a filler space, an expandedconnection portion, a thread or a compressed portion. The component is aunitary unit or comprises constituent elements fitted together.

In the assembly module, the component has a neck portion, or thecomponent has a cone portion or thread, or the neck portion is engagedwith another object.

In the assembly module, the component device is mounted on a carrier andfetched with a tool before being compared by a comparison device todetermine its position or distance relative to at least one assemblytarget. After that, the component device is placed at an assembledportion of the assembly target.

In the assembly module, the tool is a vacuum sucker, clamp, clasp ormagnetic sucker.

In the assembly module, the first fitting portions, the second fittingportions and the engagement dies are grouped to attain differentpositions, heights and/or patterns, so as to enhance the compatibilityof the engagement dies with the at least one component and at least oneassembly target or the compatibility of the at least one componentassembly with the at least one assembly target.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die and the second assemblydie are integrally formed with the first fitting portions and the secondfitting portions, or the first assembly die and the second assembly dieare integrally formed with the engagement dies, or the first assemblydie and the second assembly die are integrally formed with the firstfitting portions, the second fitting portions and the engagement dies.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die and the second assemblydie are mounted on the same assembly apparatus, or an assembly apparatusonly has the first assembly die, or an assembly apparatus only has thesecond assembly die.

In the assembly module, the first assembly die or the second assemblydie is disposed at one or more assembly apparatuses, wherein theassembly apparatus or the assembly apparatus connected to a computernetwork can control or automate the first assembly die or the secondassembly die.

The present disclosure further provides an assembly apparatus which thefirst assembly die and the second assembly die are disposed in. Theassembly apparatus or the first assembly die and the second assembly dieeach have a fixing portion for fixation and connection.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus or the first assemblydie and the second assembly die each have a fixing portion for fixationand connection.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus has a frame portionfunctioning as a frame, wherein the frame portion has a wheel movementportion for effecting wheel movement.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus performs compressionand driving by pneumatic driving, hydraulic driving, manual compressionand driving, electrical driving, screwing force-driven driving, magneticdriving or external force-driven driving.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus has downward-pressingportions for downward-pressing against at least one component or atleast one assembly target, or the at least one component is fitted tothe at least one assembly target.

In the assembly apparatus, the downward-pressing portions each have anupper portion and a lower portion, wherein the upper portion is presseddownward to enter the lower portion, or the lower portion is presseddownward to enter the upper portion.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus comprises automatedfitting devices, compressing devices and/or screwing devices for use inassembly.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus has an operatingpanel.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus has a comparisondevice for carrying out comparison to determine the position or distanceof the first assembly die or the second assembly die, so as toaccurately place the component or the assembly target at a targetposition of the second assembly die or the first assembly die or confirmthat the component or the assembly target has been correctly positioned.

In the assembly apparatus, the assembly apparatus has a heater forheating up a component with a weldable surface and an assembly targetwith a weldable surface or heating up solder between a component and anassembly target in order to weld the component and the assembly targettogether.

In the assembly apparatus, the first fitting portions, the secondfitting portions and engagement dies are grouped to attain differentpositions, heights and/or patterns, so as to enhance the compatibilityof the engagement dies and the assembly apparatus with the at least onecomponent and the at least one assembly target, or the compatibility ofthe at least one component with the at least one assembly target.

The present disclosure further provides a method of operating anassembly module, which involves mounting the assembly module on thefirst fitting portions or the second fitting portions, then placing atleast one component, at least one assembly target or at least onecomponent fitted to at least one assembly target on the assembly module,and compressing the at least one component and at least one assemblytarget or compressing the at least one component against at least oneassembly target, with the assembly module.

The present disclosure further provides a method of an assembly module,which involves mounting the assembly module on the first fittingportions or the second fitting portions, then placing at least onecomponent, at least one assembly target or at least one component fittedto at least one assembly target on the assembly module, and pressing theassembly module against at least one component, at least one assemblytarget or at least one component fitted to at least one assembly target,so as to effect assembly. The first fitting portions or the secondfitting portions are managed by code. Alternatively, the assembly modulehas one or more joining portions managed by code. Alternatively, theengagement die is managed by code.

The present disclosure further provides a method of operating anassembly module, which involves mounting the assembly module on thefirst fitting portions or the second fitting portions, then placing atleast one component, at least one assembly target or at least onecomponent fitted to at least one assembly target on the assembly module,and pressing the assembly module against at least one component, atleast one assembly target or at least one component fitted to at leastone assembly target, so as to effect assembly. Different engagement orarrangement engagement between the first fitting portions and the secondfitting portions or the engagement dies can bring differentfitting-applicable heights, rooms, positions and/or force distributionengagement.

The present disclosure further provides a method of operating anassembly module, comprising an assembly apparatus which the firstassembly die or the second assembly die is disposed in. The methodinvolves mounting the engagement die on the first fitting portions orthe second fitting portions, then placing at least one component, atleast one assembly target or at least one component fitted to at leastone assembly target at the engagement die, and pressing the engagementdie against at least one component, at least one assembly target or atleast one component fitted to at least one assembly target, so as toeffect assembly. The first fitting portions or the second fittingportions are managed by code. The assembly module has one or morejoining portions managed by code. Alternatively, the engagement die ismanaged by code.

The present disclosure further provides a method of operating anassembly module, comprising an assembly apparatus which the firstassembly die or the second assembly die is disposed in. The methodinvolves mounting the engagement die on the first fitting portions orthe second fitting portions, then placing at least one component, atleast one assembly target or at least one component fitted to at leastone assembly target at the engagement die, and pressing the engagementdie against at least one component, at least one assembly target or atleast one component fitted to at least one assembly target, so as toeffect assembly. Different engagement or arrangement engagement betweenthe first fitting portions and the second fitting portions or theengagement dies can bring different fitting-applicable heights, rooms,positions and/or force distribution engagement.

Therefore, an assembly module, an assembly apparatus, and a method ofoperating the assembly module according to the present disclosure areadapted to fit a component and an assembly target together, easy tooperate, and conducive to quick assembly.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the first embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

FIG. 2 is schematic view 1 of operation of the first embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 3 is schematic view 2 of operation of the first embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a first assembly die and a second assemblydie of the present disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view of operation of the second embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view of operation of the third embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view of operation of the fourth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view of operation of the fifth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 9 is a schematic view of operation of the sixth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of operation of the seventh embodiment ofthe present disclosure.

FIG. 11 is a schematic view of operation of the eighth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 12 is schematic view 1 of various forms of components of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 13 is schematic view 2 of various forms of components of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 14 is schematic view 3 of various forms of components of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 15 is a schematic view of operation of the ninth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 16 is a schematic view of operation of the tenth embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 17 is a schematic view of operation of the eleventh embodiment ofthe present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

To facilitate understanding of the object, characteristics and effectsof this present disclosure, embodiments together with the attacheddrawings for the detailed description of the present disclosure areprovided.

Referring to FIG. 1 through FIG. 4 , the present disclosure provides anassembly module, an assembly apparatus, and a method of operating theassembly module. As shown in the diagrams, an assembly module 1comprises a first assembly die 11, a second assembly die 12 and at leastone engagement die 13.

The first assembly die 11 has a plurality of first fitting portions 111.

The second assembly die 12 has a plurality of second fitting portions121 and corresponds in position to the first assembly die 11.

The engagement die 13 is removably disposed at a related point of atleast one first fitting portion 111. Alternatively, the engagement die13 is removably disposed at a related point of at least one secondfitting portion 121. Alternatively, the engagement die 13 is removablydisposed at related points of at least one first fitting portion 111 andat least one said second fitting portion 121.

The assembly module 1 comprises the first assembly die 11 and theengagement die 13 or comprises the second assembly die 12 and theengagement die 13. The engagement die 13 is removably disposed at atleast one first fitting portion 111 or at at least one second fittingportion 121.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the assembly process furtherrequires a plurality of engagement dies 13. Both the first assembly die11 and the second assembly die 12 are disposed at an assembly apparatus2. The assembly apparatus 2 has at least one downward-pressing portion21. The engagement dies 13 are changed relative to the first fittingportions 111 and the second fitting portions 121, such that theengagement dies 13 meet the assembly need related to at least onecomponent 3 or at least one assembly target 4, which is/are to be fittedin place. After that, the downward-pressing portion 21 of the assemblyapparatus 2 presses downward against the at least one component 3 (orassembly target 4), such that the at least one component 3 is fitted tothe at least one assembly target 4. Therefore, the assembly module iseasy to operate and conducive to quick assembly.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first fittingportions 111 and the second fitting portions 121 are provided with theengagement dies 13, respectively, so as to fit at least one assemblytarget 4 in place. The assembly target 4 has an assembled portion 41 forengagement with the at least one component 3. The at least one component3 has a filler space 38. The engagement dies 13 press against the atleast one component 3, such that the material of the assembly target 4enters or flows into the filler space 38, allowing the at least onecomponent 3 to be firmly coupled to the assembly target 4.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11 are the second assembly die 12 mounted on the assembly apparatus2. In a variant embodiment of the present disclosure, only the firstassembly die 11 is mounted on the assembly apparatus 2. In a variantembodiment of the present disclosure, only the second assembly die 12 ismounted on the assembly apparatus 2. Therefore, the present disclosuremeets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11 or the second assembly die 12 is disposed in an assemblyapparatus 2 or at least one assembly apparatus 2. The assembly apparatus2 or the at least one assembly apparatus 2 is connected to a computernetwork to control or automate the first assembly die 11 or the secondassembly die 12. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need forpractical use.

Referring to FIG. 4 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the first fitting portions 111 and the second fittingportions 121 are arranged in matrix or located at positions defined byencoding and code arrangement. The positions of the first fittingportions 111 and the second fitting portions 121 are labeled by encodingon the first assembly die 11 and the second assembly die 12,respectively. Then, the engagement dies 13 corresponding to the code areselected according to the assembly position of the at least one assemblytarget 4 or the assembly position of the at least one component 3 to fitthe at least one assembly target 4 or the at least one component 3 inplace. The first fitting portions 111 and the second fitting portions121 are arranged in matrix. Each first fitting portion 111 is spacedapart from the corresponding second fitting portion 121 by equaldistance or unequal distance. Therefore, the present disclosure meetsthe need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first fittingportions 111 and the second fitting portions 121 are holes, slots,bumps, dents, steps, slopes, arcuate surfaces, curved surfaces, planes,clasp and/or threads. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the needfor practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the engagement dies13 each have joining portions 131 to be fitted to the first fittingportions 111 and the second fitting portions 121. The joining portions131 are holes, slots, bumps, dents, steps, slopes, arcuate surfaces,curved surfaces, planes, clasp or threads. The joining portions 131, thefirst fitting portions 111 and the second fitting portions 121 arefitted together by locking, engagement, riveting or magnetic attraction.Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the assemblyapparatus 2 performs compression and driving by pneumatic driving,hydraulic driving, manual compression and driving, electrical driving,screwing force-driven driving, magnetic driving or external force-drivendriving. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practicaluse.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the assemblyapparatus 2 comprises automated fitting devices, compressing devicesand/or screwing devices for use in assembly. Therefore, the presentdisclosure meets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the assemblyapparatus 2 has an operating panel 22. Therefore, the present disclosuremeets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first fittingportions 111, the second fitting portions 121 and the engagement dies 13are fitted together by locking, engagement, riveting or magneticattraction.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the engagement dies13 each have one or more joining portions 131. The joining portions 131are disposed at one or more first fitting portions 111 and the secondfitting portions 121, respectively, in accordance with the room orposition of at least one component 3 or at least one assembly target 4or in order for at least one component 3 to be fitted to at least oneassembly target 4. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need forpractical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, differentengagement or arrangement engagement between the first fitting portions111 and the second fitting portions 121 or the engagement dies 13 canbring different fitting-applicable heights, rooms, positions and/orforce distribution engagement. Therefore, the present disclosure meetsthe need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11, the second assembly die 12, the first fitting portions 111, thesecond fitting portions 121, the engagement dies 13 or the joiningportions 131 are manufactured by milling machines, lathes, CNCprocessing, die injection, forging or die processing. Therefore, thepresent disclosure meets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11, the second assembly die 12, the first fitting portions 111, thesecond fitting portions 121, the engagement dies 13 and/or the joiningportions 131 are threads, columns, cones, dents, bumps, planes, slopes,steps, curved surfaces and/or arcuate surfaces. Therefore, the presentdisclosure meets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first fittingportions 111, the second fitting portions 121 and the engagement dies 13are arranged at different positions, heights and/or patterns to enhancethe compatibility of the engagement dies 13 and the assembly apparatus 2with the at least one component 3 and at least one assembly target 4, orthe compatibility of the at least one component 3 with the at least oneassembly target 4. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need forpractical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11, the second assembly die 12, the first fitting portions 111, thesecond fitting portions 121, the engagement dies 13 and/or the joiningportions 131 of the engagement dies 13 are automated fitting devices,compressing devices and/or screwing devices for use in an assemblyprocess. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practicaluse.

Referring to FIG. 5 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, at least one component 3, at least one assembly target 4,and the at least one component 3 fitted to the at least one assemblytarget 4 have different editing modes whose execution requires mountingdifferent engagement dies 13 on the first fitting portions 111 and thesecond fitting portions 121, respectively. The first fitting portions111 and the second fitting portions 121 are managed by code. Theengagement dies 13 and the joining portions 131 are managed by code.Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practical use.

Referring to FIG. 6 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the assembly apparatus 2 has a fixing portion 23 for fixingthe second assembly die 12 in place and a frame portion 24 forfunctioning as a frame. The frame portion 24 has a wheel movementportion 25 for effecting wheel movement. Therefore, the presentdisclosure meets the need for practical use.

Referring to FIG. 7 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the first fitting portions 111 and the second fittingportions 121 are managed by code, whereas the engagement dies 13 and thejoining portions 131 are managed by code. Furthermore, the firstassembly die 11, the second assembly die 12, the first fitting portions111, the second fitting portions 121, the engagement dies 13 and/or thejoining portions 131 have different project editing modes whoseexecution requires mounting different engagement dies 13 on the firstfitting portions 111 and the second fitting portions 121 to effectassembly of different projects. The assembly process entails fitting thefirst engagement die 13 at the first target assembly position andfitting the second engagement die 13 at the second target assemblyposition to the at least one component 3, the at least one assemblytarget 4, or the at least one component 3 at the at least one assemblytarget 4. Furthermore, the first fitting portions 111, the secondfitting portions 121 and the engagement dies 13 are grouped to attaindifferent positions, heights and/or patterns, so as to enhance thecompatibility of the engagement dies 13 and the assembly apparatus 2with the at least one component 3 and the at least one assembly target4, or the compatibility of the at least one component 3 with the atleast one assembly target 4. Therefore, the present disclosure meets theneed for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, a compression anddriving device 5 of the assembly apparatus 2 is a pneumatic driving orhydraulic driving.

Referring to FIG. 8 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the assembly apparatus 2 has a plurality ofdownward-pressing portions 21 for downward-pressing against at least onecomponent 3 or at least one assembly target 4 or fitting at least onecomponent 3 to at least one assembly target 4. The downward-pressingportions 21 each have an upper portion 211 and a lower portion 212.Under a downward-pressing force, the upper portion (for example, rod)211 enters the lower portion (for example, cup) 212, or the lowerportion (for example, cup) 212 enters the upper portion (for example,rod) 211. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practicaluse.

Referring to FIG. 9 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, under invariable or variable conditions, the first fittingportions 111 of the first assembly dies 11 and the second fittingportions 121 of the second assembly die 12 operate in conjunction withat least one engagement die 13 which is selected or designed accordingto at least one different or identical component 3, at least onedifferent or identical assembly target 4 or at least one different oridentical component 3 fitted to at least one different or identicalassembly target 4. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need forpractical use.

Referring to FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 , in a preferred embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the first assembly die 11 and the second assemblydie 12 are automated compressing devices 26 (shown in FIG. 10 ) orautomated screwing devices 27 (shown in FIG. 11 ) to carry out assemblyin conjunction with the assembly apparatus 2.

Referring to FIG. 12 through FIG. 14 , in a preferred embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the engagement dies 13 can fit at least onecomponent 3 in place. The component 3 is a clasp. The component 3 has ahead 31 and body 32 which are capable of movable connection. The head 31has a clasp 33. The clasp 33 is a column (shown in FIG. 12(a)), thread(shown in FIG. 12(b)), outward clasp (shown in FIG. 12(c)) or inwardclasp (shown in FIG. 12(d)). The component 3 further comprises aresilient component 34. The resilient component 34 has one end abuttingagainst the head 31 and the other end abutting against the body 32.Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practical use.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the component 3 hasa neck portion 35, a cone portion 36 or threads 37. The neck portion 35is engaged with another object. The component 3 also has a filler space38, expanded connection portion 39, threads or compressed portions. In avariant embodiment, the component 3 is a unitary unit or comprisesconstituent elements fitted together. Therefore, the present disclosuremeets the need for practical use.

Referring to FIG. 15 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the component 3 is mounted on a carrier 7 and fetched with atool 71 before being compared by a comparison device 72 to determine itsposition or distance relative to at least one assembly target 4. Afterthat, the component 3 is placed at an assembled portion 41 of theassembly target 4. The tool 71 is a vacuum sucker, clamp, clasp ormagnetic sucker. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need forpractical use.

Referring to FIG. 16 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, after the component 3 has been fetched with the tool 71, thecomparison device 72 carries out comparison to determine its position ordistance relative to at least one assembly target 4 and places theassembly target 4 at an assembled portion 41 of the assembly target 4.The assembly apparatus 2 has a comparison device 72 for carrying outcomparison to determine its position or distance relative to the firstassembly die 11 or the second assembly die 12 so as to accurately placethe component 3 or the assembly target 4 at a target position of thesecond assembly die 12 or the first assembly die 11 or confirm that thecomponent 3 or the assembly target 4 has been correctly positioned, soas to achieve precise assembly.

Referring to FIG. 17 , in a preferred embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the first fitting portions 111 and the second fittingportions 121 operate in conjunction with the engagement dies 13 to fitat least one assembly target 4 in place, respectively. The assemblytarget 4 has an assembled portion 41 for engagement with at least onecomponent 3. The component 3 has an expanded connection portion 39. Theengagement dies 13 press against the component 3, such that the materialof the component 3 is expandedly connected to the assembly target 4.

In a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the first assemblydie 11 and the second assembly die 12 are integrally formed with thefirst fitting portions 111 and the second fitting portions 121, or thefirst assembly die 11 and the second assembly die 12 are integrallyformed with the engagement dies 13, or the first assembly die 11 and thesecond assembly die 12 are integrally formed with the first fittingportions 111, the second fitting portions 121 and the engagement dies13. Therefore, the present disclosure meets the need for practical use.

While the present disclosure has been described by means of specificembodiments, numerous modifications and variations could be made theretoby those skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spiritof the present disclosure set forth in the claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. An assembly module, comprising: a first assemblydie having a plurality of first fitting portions arranged in matrix; asecond assembly die having a plurality of second fitting portionsarranged in matrix and corresponding in position to the first assemblydie, wherein the first fitting portions and the second fitting portionsare managed by code; and at least one engagement die removably disposedat at least one said first fitting portion or at at least one saidsecond fitting portion, wherein the engagement die are managed by codefor corresponding to the positions of the first fitting portions and thesecond fitting portions in the matrix, wherein the at least oneengagement die being mounted on the first fitting portions and thesecond fitting portions by code corresponds to an execution of differentediting modes.
 2. An assembly module, comprising: a second assembly diehaving a plurality of second fitting portions arranged in matrix, thesecond fitting portions are managed by code; and at least one engagementdie removably disposed at at least one said second fitting portion,wherein the engagement die are managed by code for corresponding to thepositions of the second fitting portions in the matrix, wherein the atleast one engagement die being mounted on the second fitting portions bycode corresponds to an execution of different editing modes.